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Royal watchers, get ready to do your stuff.

Prince Charles and Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, arrive in Regina tonight and a full day of activities is planned for them on Wednesday.

Included are visits to the Legislative Building, First Nations University, a local environmental services firm and RCMP Depot Division.

Have an anecdote to relate? Snap a picture during your royal encounter?

Send it to us and we'll post it to our interactive map featured below.

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